The 2026 FIFA World Cup begins June 11, and if you're following Lionel Messi's Argentina through this tournament, here's how to watch every match.
This year's competition expands to 48 nations (up from 32), with three countries hosting for the first time. That means 104 matches across 16 cities. All games will be televised.
English-Language Coverage
Fox holds the U.S. broadcasting rights: 72 matches on Fox and 32 on FS1. Cable and antenna viewers can watch free over-the-air.
Streaming: Fox One streams every match. DirecTV and Fubo both carry Fox and FS1, with free trials. DirecTV's Entertainment package is $90/mo after a five-day trial; Fubo starts at $45.99 for the first month.
Tubi will simulcast the opening ceremonies (June 11), Mexico vs. South Africa (June 11), and USMNT vs. Paraguay (June 12)—free.
Spanish-Language Coverage
Telemundo and Universo hold Spanish-language rights: 92 matches on Telemundo, the remainder on Universo. Peacock streams every game in Spanish.
The tournament runs June 11 through July 19.
